Ship Parachute
REPORT OR MANIFEST of all the Passengers taken on board the Ship Parachute whereof Samuel Nichols is Master from Liverpool, England, burthen 330 71/95 tons and owned by Samuel Nichols & others of Newburyport and bound to Philadelphia.
Columns represent: Passenger number, given name, last name, age. To what Country belonging and country they intend to become residents are not shown as all were from Great Britain and Ireland and going to reside in the United States.
1 Jane Woods 43 male
2 Marg^t Woods 22 female
3 Ann Woods 20 female
4 John Woods 16 male
5 William Woods 15 male
6 Jane Woods 11 female
7 Eliza Woods 9 female
8 Catherine Woods 7 female
9 Caroline Woods 5 female
10 Marg^t M. Feden 16 female milliner
11 James Boyd 22 male sadler
12 Rich^d Mufson 24 male saddler
13 David Edwards 45 male shoemaker
14 Elizabeth Edwards 40 female
15 John Edwards 19 male
16 Evan Edwards 14 male
17 William Edwards 12 male
18 Thomas Edwards 10 male
19 Edward Edwards 6 male
20 Henry Edwards 4 male
21 Catherine Edwards 13 female
22 Margaret Edwards 7 female
23 Jane Edwards 1 female
24 Thomas Salsby 45 male bricklayer
25 Tho^s Salsby Jr 19 male shoemaker
26 John Rhomson 24 male cabinet maker
27 Tho^s Berdtrin 22 male carpenter
28 Ellen Fitzpatrick 20 female
29 James Robinson 32 male grocer
30 W^m Lever 17 male cotton spinner
31 John Briggs 20 male woollen spinner
32 James Whitley 14 male
33* Edw^d Bi? 20 male weaver
34 William Hall 26 male weaver
35 James Walton 25 male
36 Kitty Walton 35 female
37 Michael Maguire 20 male
38 Ann Fare 18 female
39 Thomas Evans 21 male carpenter
40 Martin Boyle 26 male farmer
41 Elizabeth Boyle 24 female
42 Thomas Pradane 24 male farmer
43 Tho^s Pilson 23 male baker
44 Jane Pilson 21 female
45 Rachel C. Peal 18 female
46 William Bench 22 male labourer
47 Ann Frost 36 female
48 Ralph Frost 15 male
49 Mary Frost 13 female
50 George Frost 10 male
51 Joseph Frost 6 male
52 Betsey Frost 5 female
53 Samuel Zaperson 22 male shoemaker
54 James Mahood 20 male farmer
55 William Richardson 29 male miner
56 Ann Richardson 25 female
57 Ann Richardson 6 female
58 Mary Richardson 4 female
59 William Bright 25 male miner
60 Hannah Bright 23 female
61 Mary Ann Bright 5 female
62 William Bright 4 male
63 Thomas Bright 2 male
64 Mary Bright 25 female
65 Anthony Irwin 23 male miner
66 Mary Irwin 1 female
67 Edward Worthington 35 male miner
69 Ann Worthington 35 female
70 John Worthington 11 male
71 Hannah Worthington 9 female
72 Cathbert Worthington 6 male
73 Jacob Worthington 1 male
74 Mary Worthington 1 female
75 Eliza Ball 24 female
76 Sarah Walton 22 female
77 Bridget Dean 23 female
78 Pharach Everen 25 male smith
79 John Marsden 47 male bed maker
80 Robert Smith 30 male broth maker
81 Marg^t Smith 27 female
82 George Litteford 45 male farmer
83 Rich^d Litteford 25 male farmer
84 Hanuch Litteford 15 female farmer
85 George Bassett 25 male painter
86 Elizabeth Bassett 24 female
87 George Bassett 2 male
88 Edward Dunn 23 male smith
89 James Crookshank 26 male iron founder
90 Marg^t Crookshank 25 female
91 Rich^d Marshall 22 male rope maker
92 Abraham Speak 34 male farmer
93 Rachel Speak 30 female
94 Elizabeth Speak 12 female
95 William Speak 5 male
96 Henry Speak 2 male
97 John Speak 1 male
98 David Willeack 28 male farmer
99 David Oliver 26 male miller
100 Grace Oliver 20 female
101 Martha Oliver 3 female
102 Jane Oliver 1 female
103 Evan Harris 28 male presser
104 Hannah Harris 50 female
105 Daniel Thomas 23 male miner
106 David Williams 28 male miner
107 John Massery 25 male miner
108 David Thorney 36 male miner
109 Ann Thorney 30 female
110 Morgan Morgan 24 male smith
111 Henry Jones 20 male miner
112 Rees Powers 40 male miner
113 Sarah Powers 30 female
114 Daniel Davis 21 male wheelwright
115 Thomas Matheny 50 male farmer
116 William Matheny 23 male farmer
117 James Matheny 23 male farmer
118 Sarah Matheny 22 female
119 Mary Matheny 18 female
120 Lester Stockwell 24 male farmer
121 Eliza Robertson 40 female
122 Jane Robertson 20 female
123 George Robertson 17 male
124 James Testerral 27 male manufacturer
125 John Loyd 35 male miner
126 John Fernn 40 male labourer
127 Rich^d Barsalt 35 male farmer
128 W^m Whetley 28 male
129 Ann Whetley 26 female
* Bowles
Transcriber's Notes:
* An asterisk indicates an error on the part of the original recorder, not the transcriber,
or is used to call your attention to additional information in the transcriber's notes.
? Indicates a letter or number which could not be determined due to the condition of the
manifest or handwriting of the original recorder.
^ A ^ followed by a letter indicates that the letter was superscripted.
* Names were transcribed as seen regardless of spelling.
* Passenger numbers assigned by transcriber for ease of reference.
* None died during the voyage, therefore this column was omitted.
33 Last part of surname is covered by ink blot and cannot be read.
* The name "Bowles" is written at the end of the passenger list; there is no explanation
as to what it may mean.
National Archives and Records Administration, Film M425, Reel 45.
Transcribed by Harry Green a member of the
Immigrant Ships Transcribers Guild
24 May 2008
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